Always nice with a walk down memory lane. ------------------------------------------------- TWENTIES TALENT 1923: Even back in the Twenties, Queens Park Rangers were known for producing star players. They received a record transfer fee of £3,000 from Leicester City for striker Arthur Chandler in 1923. He went on to become Leicester's leading scorer with 273 goals - a record he still holds. MARVEL MARSH 1966-1972: Rodney Marsh spearheaded the club's revival with a prolific 134 goals in 242 games. In 1967, his first full season, QPR were promoted from Division Three and won the League Cup - the first third-tier team to do so. A second successive promotion took them back to the top flight please log in to view this image Flashing the cash: Stan Bowles SEXTON'S STARS 1974-1977: Manager Dave Sexton led a star-studded side - including seven England internationals - to their highest top-flight finish of second in 1976, pipped to the title by Liverpool on the final day. The following season, their first in the UEFA Cup, they made the quarter-finals. MODEL FANS 2007: Supermodel Naomi Campbell joined former boyfriend Flavio Briatore, then co-owner of the club, and brought her friend, it-girl Tamara Beckwith, to watch QPR play Norwich at Loftus Road. please log in to view this image Famous fans: Naomi Campbell, Flavio Briatore and Tamara Beckwith STAN THE SHOWMAN 1972-1979: Stan Bowles was QPR's first six-figure signing when he joined from Carlisle for £112,000. He took them back to the top flight and was a key figure in the club's golden era. The colourful midfielder was a maverick and in his autobiography claims that he won a bet during a match against Sunderland in 1973 by firing the ball at the FA Cup, which was on display at Roker Park, and sending it flying. FLYING FERDINAND 1987-1995: Dubbed 'Sir Les' by fans, free-scoring Les Ferdinand helped the club finish fifth in the first Premier League of 1992-93 and to three consecutive top 10 finishes after that. The England striker was eventually sold to Newcastle for £6million and QPR were relegated the following season. please log in to view this image Free scoring: 'Sir Les' Ferdinand http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2194987/QPR-Loftus-Road-glamour.html
